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“The Invisible Man” reveals the horror of hidden enemies
Kathy Ou -
What you can’t see can hurt you. The movie catchphrase from Blumhouse’s recent hit “The Invisible Man,” directed by Leigh Whannell, seems coincidentally relevant...
Culture
“Parasite” is unlike anything you’ve ever seen before
South Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s newest film “Parasite” became the first movie since 2013 to win this year’s Cannes Film Festival top prize May 21 with a unanimous vote....
Culture
Lawless order in the shotgun safari
S. Craig Zahler’s films have the physicality and sensation of rock and roll meets rap music. Before he directed his first picture, "Bone Tomahawk," the 46-year-old...
Culture
How to get a five-star meal on campus
If you’re tired of the same old stations at the Marketplace, using a little creativity can go a long way. By selecting the best...
Culture
Apollo Night reaffirms its legacy: Black is beautiful
Students gathered in Thorne Hall Feb. 23 to watch the annual production of Apollo Night, a talent show that closes out the Black Students...
Culture
Mitski concert review: visceral sounds fill the Fonda Theater
It is difficult to find artists who maintain unwavering self-respect, yet every bit of content curated by Japanese-American rockstar Mitski Miyawaki achieves just that....
Humor
A Definitive Guide to the Bathrooms of Oxy
When nature calls, we've all gotta answer. With large water bottle in hand, I undertook the dangerous but educational task of wandering around campus for an hour looking...
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Assassin’s Creed Syndicate Review
After completing my second ghost hunt with Charles Dickens, I decided it was about time to shut down the last factory forcing children into...


